Sports On Father's Day
Father's DayWhether you watch a game with dad on TV or teach him how to skateboard, share your love of sports with your dad on Father's Day! Here's a few ways you can show dad your his number one fan.
Father's Day Ideas - The Great Outdoors
Enjoy
Father's Day with your dad by going on a hiking or
biking trip. It's a great way to
enjoy the summer weather and for both you and your dad to
get some exercise. Bring
a camera, pack a lunch and
make it an all-day event.
Father's Day Ideas - Take Him To A Game
Whether you get tickets to a
baseball game or the local lawn bowling championships, a live sporting event is a great way to
spend some time with your dad on Father's Day. If you can't find any sporting events to take dad to on Father's Day, take him to see a cool
sports movie like
Kicking and Screaming or
Lords of Dogtown.
Father's Day Ideas - Teach Dad To Ollie
They say you can't teach an old dog
new tricks. But don't let that stop you from trying to
get dad on a skateboard for Father's Day. You probably won't be able to
teach him to ollie in one afternoon, but you may get a good laugh seeing your dad
crash and burn. Just makes sure he
wears a helmet and you have plenty of Band-Aids around.
Father's Day Ideas - Watch The Big Games
Father's Day Sunday in 2005 is a great day for
watching sports on
TV, so spend the day channel surfing with your dad. You can watch Game Four of the
NBA Finals, the final round of the
US Open Golf tournament and your choice of more than a dozen
baseball games!
Father's Day Ideas - Sports Video Games
Buy dad a copy of
MVP Baseball 2005 or
NASCAR 2005 for your fave video game console and challenge him to a day of
playing video games. Even if dad doesn't get the same buzz you get from
playing a new video game, he'll be glad you thought to spend part of your savings on a gift "for dad".
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